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rfaulhaber/README.org

Who?

  • Software developer, likes computers too much

What?

Professionally

  • Full stack web development during the day with JavaScript and Go

Personally

  • Interests include:
    • JavaScript / TypeScript, Rust, functional programming, programming language theory, Unix-like systems
  • Currently learning:
    • Lisp macros, type-driven development, systems programming generally
    • Programming language implementation
  • Current personal projects include:
    • Making my Emacs better (always)
    • Social media experimentation (watch this space)
    • Implementing a Lisp

How?

I use Emacs

Where?

🔑 GPG key: A2205925F3B6C5B96F26C3CB544650C5A306061B

MethodID
Emailryf@sent.as
GitHubgithub.com/rfaulhaber
GitLabgitlab.com/rfaulhaber
dev.todev.to/rfaulhaber
Twittertwitter.com/ryan_faulhaber
Keybasehttps://keybase.io/rfaulhaber

Pinned

  1. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    My personal dotfiles. Towards a more perfect system

    Nix 3 1

  2. duotone-theme-hugo duotone-theme-hugo Public

    Duotone-inspired Hugo theme.

    CSS 2

  3. fcal fcal Public

    A command-line program that displays the current month of the French Republican Calendar.

    Go

  4. ellipsis ellipsis Public

    Another dotfile manager.

    Rust

  5. nix-local-buffer nix-local-buffer Public

    Execute buffer-local nix shells.

    Emacs Lisp

  6. Port of oh-my-zsh's colored_man_page... Port of oh-my-zsh's colored_man_pages in Nushell, allowing for an overridable theme.
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    export def colored_man_pages [
    2
        --theme: record, # Theme you want to color the manpage with. Should be a record with attributes mb, md, me, so, se, us, ue, which correspond to LESS_TERMCAP variables
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        ...args # Arguments passed to `man`
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    ] {
    5